Apple Releases QuickTime Broadcaster 1.5.3

[MacRumors]

Apple today released QuickTime Broadcaster 1.5.3, an update to Apple's software that allows users to easily produce live video broadcasts.

What’s New in this Version
- Improves audio/video synchronization when recording broadcasts to disk.

Full details on QuickTime Broadcaster can be found on Apple's site.

Article Link: Apple Releases QuickTime Broadcaster 1.5.3

 

[Eidorian]

It must be a slow news day when this makes it to Page 2.

 

[t0mat0]

Increased support for 3G streaming: QuickTime Broadcaster includes enhanced support for live streaming to mobile devices that support the 3GPP standard.

iPhone and video. Just a rumour.

 

[Dmac77]

It must be a slow news day when this makes it to Page 2.

Ditto. When I saw this headline, I was like "What the hell is Quicktime Broadcaster?"

Don

 

[twoodcc]

It must be a slow news day when this makes it to Page 2.

haha, maybe. but better than no news, right?

 

[alexbates]

It must be a slow news day when this makes it to Page 2.

I have to agree with that. The update looks minor. Only one improved feature was mentioned in the post.

MacRumors should make a separate area for all of Apple's software updates. There are so many of them and most of them are even too small to be mentioned.

 

[Freis968]

What do they mean by "affordably"?

Does it cost money to use this program?

 

[Nicky G]

Quicktime Broadcaster is free. It is to generate video streams in Quicktime-supported formats. It can also be used to record a file of your incoming video. It can work with Firewire sources, iSight, or video coming in from a full-fledged capture card such as a Kona. It's pretty cool, especially for being free, but Wirecast (now owned by Telestream) is much more full-featured.

 

[Freis968]

Quicktime Broadcaster is free. It is to generate video streams in Quicktime-supported formats. It can also be used to record a file of your incoming video. It can work with Firewire sources, iSight, or video coming in from a full-fledged capture card such as a Kona. It's pretty cool, especially for being free, but Wirecast (now owned by Telestream) is much more full-featured.

Thanks for the info.

At $449.00 I would hope that Wirecast is much more full featured...